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Recent investigations reveal that U.S. immigration enforcement has led to the deportation of families, including children with medical needs, amid a broader crackdown. Cases include a child with brain cancer and a man with health issues, raising concerns about due process and humanitarian impacts. The Biden administration denies targeting U.S. citizens.
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Since late October, US states like California face federal pressure over issuing commercial driver’s licenses to non-citizens. Recent deadly crashes linked to improperly issued licenses have intensified tensions, with federal officials threatening funding cuts and legal action. The debate centers on safety, immigration, and state compliance.
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A woman working as a cleaner was shot and killed outside a Whitestown home after entering the wrong address. Authorities are reviewing whether charges will be filed, considering Indiana's stand-your-ground law. The case has sparked community protests and calls for justice.